AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBiodiversity Finance: Guyana is seeking to turn its forests and ecosystems into new sources of revenue as it hosts the Global Biodiversity Alliance conference, which opens today in Georgetown. Ports and Trade: The Private Sector Commission is discussing investment for a proposed deep-water port in Berbice, while cargo handler MSN Air Service plans to use a new Guyana station as part of its international expansion. Energy: ENet’s solar-and-battery initiative aims to deliver 50 megawatts of capacity to about 10,000 homes, with government backing for private investment in cleaner power. Oil and Gas: Guyana approved the US$6.8 billion Hammerhead project, expected to produce first oil in 2029; separately, ExxonMobil says it and its contractors have spent more than US$2.9 billion with local businesses. Food Services: CARA and GNBS will work together on practical standards and training for Guyana’s growing catering and restaurant sector.
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